Sentence examples for glaring face from inspiring English sources
'glaring face' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe someone who is looking at you in an intense or hostile manner. For example: "The security guard glared at me with a menacing face."
In business, too, Tommy no longer has the same clout as during his father's rule, when he and his siblings were the most glaring face of the family's alleged amassing of tens of billions of dollars through corrupt deals and sewn-up monopolies.
His eyes are bruised and glaring, his face slashed with scars and his teeth protrude from his mouth like rotting vampires' fangs.
Once in the city, however, the reserved Arlen found auditions — "all those glaring, staring faces" — "demeaning".
When the big doors opened from the Kitchen's lobby, we were confronted by the five performers of "Premiere," in glaring light, facing us.
People with mental disabilities face glaring deficiencies in basic care, like checkups and immunizations.
"Hey guy, don't bail on me," barks Dave, glaring into my face and bouncing agitatedly on the balls of his feet, like a boxer awaiting the bell that starts the round.
We, too, still have a long way to go, especially Latinas, who face glaring health disparities.
Indigenous peoples, particularly children, face glaring disparities in all areas of life.
The report shows that indigenous peoples face glaring disparities across virtually every indicator of human development.
Whether they live in low-, middle- or high-income countries, indigenous children continue to face glaring disparities across all human development indicators.
He and his fellow bootboys transform themselves into sharp-suited enforcers, righteous faces glaring from under the awning of a fedora.
